02 foam pieces

**johnfin** · 07-20-2017, 08:42 AM

Where can i get the black foam pieces for the interior door handles

***SMWS6TA*** · 07-20-2017, 09:01 AM

Are you talking about the arm rests?

**Whamhammer** · 07-20-2017, 11:33 AM

Originally Posted by SMWS6TA

Are you talking about the arm rests?

I think he is talking about the foam inserts that fills in the gap behind the handle and the trim price.

I have been thinking about this one myself, I think I am going to go to a fabric store like Joanne or Michaels and find some thinnish foam/vinyl and craft a new price for my car.

**Whamhammer** · 07-20-2017, 11:33 AM

Originally Posted by SMWS6TA

Are you talking about the arm rests?

I think he is talking about the foam inserts that fills in the gap behind the handle and the trim price.

I have been thinking about this one myself, I think I am going to go to a fabric store like Joanne or Michaels and find some thinnish foam/vinyl and craft a new price for my car.

***SMWS6TA*** · 07-20-2017, 12:41 PM

I picked up some headliner material to redo my headliner at a fabric store. You could use that to replace that section.

I went a different direction I used some carbon fiber film and used that on my door panels.

To do this be prepared for some time invested. The panel that the material is on is a dense cardboard that is held in uniquely. It's like they melted the tabs over to hold it in place.It's not easy to get it off. I ended up grinding the plastic off. It has about 10 spots like that. I used fabric glue that's used to do this work. Damn Photobucket has really pissed me

off I have pics but they are holding them hostage.

I used a combination of some small course screws and some very sticky tape to hold in place once back together. Looks great (if I could show you)

**Whamhammer** · 07-20-2017, 12:53 PM

Originally Posted by SMWS6TA

I picked up some headliner material to redo my headliner at a fabric store. You could use that to replace that section.

I went a different direction I used some carbon fiber film and used that on my door panels.

To do this be prepared for some time invested. The panel that the material is on is a dense cardboard that is held in uniquely. It's like they melted the tabs over to hold it in place.It's not easy to get it off. I ended up grinding the plastic off. It has about 10 spots like that. I used fabric glue that's used to do this work. Damn Photobucket has really pissed me

off I have pics but they are holding them hostage.

I used a combination of some small course screws and some very sticky tape to hold in place once back together. Looks great (if I could show you)

That might work but the factory material is a foam that reminds me of wetsuit material.